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Animatronic Tick-Tock the Crocodile is an minor enemy in Epic Mickey/Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is the Animatronic counterpart of Tick-Tock from Peter Pan.
He is a crocodile in the 1953 animated film Peter Pan. In Epic Mickey/Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, he appears as an animatronic crocodile, retaining his craving appetite for Captain Hook
Role in the series[]
In Epic Mickey[]
Tick-Tock attacks Mickey when he is about to board the Jolly Roger, he can be hard to notice but can catch a player off guard.
When Mickey is fighting Captain Hook, Mickey has the chance to send him to the crocodile by lining up the rails across the ship to defeat him without saving the Sprite. This is shown to the player by Captain Hook fearfully telling Mickey to "not to let me near that crocodile".
If Hook is driven off the plank, the crocodile will attempt to eat him and drive him away while chasing after the pirate. This will give Mickey the Thinner upgrade.
In the Bad Ending, it is revealed that Tick-Tock has devoured Captain Hook as only his hook is left floating in the sea before sinking beneath the waves.
In Epic Mickey 2[]
In the sequel, Tick-Tock does not make an appearance and is only mentioned excepting during the "A Captain's Life For Me" quest.
Trivia[]
- In the original film Peter Pan, Captain Hook runs away and narrowly escapes from Tick-Tock (as mentioned by Walt Disney himself, he would get away as he thought nobody would want him to die, which is why Hook survived and reappeared in the sequel Return to Never Land). The animatronic version however, does get devoured.
- A scrapped Beetleworx, the Jumbler, was to feature a part of the real Tick-Tock in its design.
- In regards to the Bad Ending, it is unknown exactly how a robot can eat another robot.
- It is unknown where this version of Tick-Tock originated from, either as an animatronic to serve his purpose just like his original counterpart did or if he was formerly a toon but was converted into an animatronic similar to Hook and his crew.
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